Small channel for the moment.....your reviews are great and you cover a wide range of products that really assist in making a purchase. Keep up the good work....subs will rise!
your channel has almost 70k views & almost 19k Subs, put 19k people in a room and then tell me that's a small amount. SVS should be kissing your booty..... lol. Am looking at the SVS Micro 3000 or the KEF Kube 10"? Any Advice?
Did you see my REL review also? The REL 1205 and SVS SB2000 are very similar in spec. The cool thing is the REL is $100 cheaper but of course does not include the cell phone app. I'll also be reviewing the Rythmik L12 soon and then possibly a video comparing all 3 so if you can it might be good to wait for those videos :) If you want to know before or can't wait just email me. My email is listed in my about section.
@@NemoPropagandaMinus the cell phone app is the REL 1205 better than the SB2000 in your listening ear opinion?? My local BestBuy guys push the REL hard over the SVS brands and they are “not” on commission, but must be a motive some kind of way to push REL. I don’t know much about REL they don’t market their products as much as SVS.
I really wanted the PB-4000 or the PB16-Ultras but when I reached out to SVS, they advised against it and insisted that I purchase the SB-2000 based on the dimensions of my room. I was blown away. Customer service is amazing. I'd definitely recommend reaching out to SVS before your purchase. I've never had a company that was more interested in making sure my purchase will have the most impact over selling the top model.
on yeah, they have a solid team over there, I'd go as far as saying they have one of the best customer service teams I've personally ever experienced. I've called a few times as a consumer and it felt like I was talking to an old friend about bass :)
Good review.. I was going for 2 2000’s but for $200 for 2 3000’s I couldn’t say no, I also picked up a host of items from this hifi shop in Alexandria Va. , I drove 2.5 hours to see these guys, they were willing to deal more than my local guy, they sucked. I also picked up my dream machine Marantz 7015, my front stage Focals 826 ,center and rears. I bought 3 pairs of SVS elevation for Atmos sound, Panamax 5400.. a great protection for my gear, Panasonic UB9000, Sony Oled 77 , I came out of pocket about &2,000 to get this stuff, my insurance handled a huge amount .I wanted to get what I wanted no short cuts. This came about because of lightning storm, I lost everything electronic in my house , the bright side is I upgraded massively. Can’t wait to hook this stuff up ! I’ll send pics of my theater. Subbed !
@@NemoPropaganda Im a dj/producer so I love the bass. lol. I actually own a ton of PA & was planning on using it in my home theater. Then I starting watching some videos & realized that was not a good idea 😂 .
@@Djtonydraper oh yeah, you don't want to do that, it'll play loud but not very deep or rumbly. Congrats on the 3000's, they're seriously capable of tons of output.
Love your subwoofer reviews, easily the best on youtube. I originally got the sb1000 pro on demo with plans to go dual but unfortunately i haven't got enough space for two so now i need 1 larger sub, im really tempted to go for the sb3000, the sb2000 looks nice but as the sb3000 is only £300 more im thinking it kind of makes sense to go with the 3000.
Thank's Harry. SVS subs scale very well, all 3 model shave the same general sound but each model up gives you more of it along with more low end extension and maximum output/control at the limit. The 3000 is a fantastic subwoofer but keep in mind if you use the grill the biggest difference is the 3000 uses the metal grill while the 2000 uses the more traditional fabric grill.
@@hclandscapes at lower volumes they sound very similar, at louder volumes of course the 3000 starts to strut its stuff with more low end extension, maximum output, and control at the limit. For low volume listeners like me with small rooms a 2000 is plenty but for larger rooms, those who like it louder, or simply anyone who just wants to be damn sure the sub can grow with them (in the event of other upgrades) the 3000 is an excellent choice.
I've had the SVS PB-1000 in the past and you are completely right when it comes to value for your money. SVS definitely makes a solid subwoofer that hammers with very clean sound. The blend in sonically as well! Keep up the good work with your reviews!
Nice Kinki Integrated Amp you got there. I have it also, I absolutely love it. Also have SB-3000 Subwoofer, another great bang for the buck like Kinki.
I picked a 2000 pro up and tried it out playing Edge Of Tomorrow a few minutes ago...it was shaking the place to the point where I really wouldn't want anything more powerful, and it earns the name pro while playing music. Thanks, your review helped me decide what sub would work for me.
Thank you for this excellent review. I was going to buy the SB 2000 Pro until you mentioned that the SB 3000 has a metal grill. I’m watching this review because my cats shredded my Velodyne Servo ( cry not, it was 30 years old). I do disagree with your philosophy of buying the most you can afford. I live in a small condo and an SB 16 Ultra would blow out my windows, tick off my neighbors and be both sonically and aesthetically difficult to integrate into my system. Thanks again for this and your other reviews.
Hey Ralph, glad you found it helpful. Definitely get the 3000, that metal grill is serious robust, kitties won't be able to do anything to it and since it's not fabric they shouldn't be tempted to go anywhere near it except perhaps to sit on top of it :) RIP old velodyne :(
Great review as always. Your channel deserves more attention. I hope you can have a look at the new emotiva airmotiv se12, since you recently reviewed their 8 inch model
Had the B&W 610 sub for a month...switched over to the SB 2000 PRO.....the punch you get on the SVS woofer is fast, super crisp and does not muddy the highs and mids on my 603 Towers. Different bass profile - the SB 2000 PRO allows you enjoy the bass impact of a true HT experience while keeping the integrity of my B&W speakers hearing every nuance without the over bass hum . The SVS does not do that. Accuracy and realism in a soundtrack whether it be movies or music is so important in picking out the right woofer to match your LR and C speakers. Totally happy with the switch to the SB 2000 Pro. If you are an audiophile on a budget - do not go Klipsch or DEF Tech....invest in the B&W 600 line and this subwoofer. You’ll get the better HT experience. Trust me. I’ve done 2 months of testing and research on all 3 speakers. This is the perfect marriage for the most critical ear.
I actually love the 6 series subwoofers by B&W, they are tonally excellent for music but are way too low on power for theater use. I think i'd be extremely happy with two 610xp subs but at $1800 each it just doesn't make sense for me.
@@NemoPropaganda I’m not paying $1800 for B&W....grossly overpriced from a B&W fanboy. The reason why I went with the SB 2000 Pro because of your review....I’m glad I did it. Thanks....what a difference it made on my HT set up
Indeed they are very overpriced. I’m so happy i was able to help you come to a decision. That’s the whole reason i started this channel :). The 2000 Pro is a sub i think a lot of people will be happy with, it just does everything well.
@@NemoPropaganda Last winter I upgraded our system and didn't properly do my research. I wound up with a pair of B&W 603's, which are fine, but the ASW 610 just doesn't deliver any kind of kick and is extremely overpriced. I've been mostly looking at the Hsu VT-2 mk5 and the PB-2000, but your comments about sealed are interesting, and I'd also think about the Hsu ULS-15 if I were to go that way. It's going to be a mix, music for me and movies for my wife.
@@robertkrawitz8237 The 610 is good it just doesn't play very loud due to it's limited power :(. For a mixed system I will almost always recommend a sealed subwoofer unless you are looking for "fun" over accuracy in your music then a ported is okay too :). The SB-2000 Pro or REL HT-1205 would be a serious upgrade over the 610.
I think one way to look at the 2000 vs 3000 comparison would be to say that the 3000 does everything the 2000 can do, but with less effort. The usual car analogy is the 4-cylinder vs the 6-cylinder. That 4 banger can hang with the 6, but it has to work an order of magnitude harder to do the same thing. As a result, in the case of the subs, you can feel and hear the difference. How well the room loads, less of an edge on certain frequencies, so on and so forth. Great vid!
Kind of but the 2000 can hang with the 3000 to a point, as the frequency drops to sub 30hz the 3000 really starts to be on another level, same at the extremes of volume output and room loading. At lower volume the 3000 is still better with more defined edges and such but those differences are a bit smaller.
@@NemoPropaganda That's an interesting point, as I often listen to music at moderate levels late at night and into the wee hours. As to articulation (or bass note distinction as you call it), does the SB-2000 have an advantage due to being smaller, or are they similar in this respect?
@@LeonFleisherFan i didn't find the 2000-pro having any advantage over the 3000. I think it just comes down to how big is the room and how loud does someone enjoy their music/movies.
@@NemoPropaganda Thank you! I contacted Ed Mullen of SVS, and he says in a small room, and at a playback level below the dynamic limits of the SB-2000 Pro, the two subs will sound almost identical, as the higher dynamic output capability of the SB-3000 Pro would be untapped potential.
i got tired of getting up to modify my sub settings as well so i run my sub-out to a JBL Nanopatch volume knob (which sits with me right at my listening position) then to my sub just for this reason. i'm sorry but every song is recorded, mixed & mastered differently and bass is a huge part of that dynamic so i HAVE TO HAVE the ability to change my sub volume accordingly and its usually, every song unless i'm playing an entire album. and movies?... a must have. this app to make changes should be standard on all subs. a nice touch. def looking at SVS for this feature.
barring major room issues you should be able to get most subs to play well enough to leave them alone for the most part but I get what you mean, accepting some songs simply don't have all that much bass helped me reduce my tinkering considerably.
Your channel won't be small for long. Good review. Nice and thorough. I did think that you could have slipped in the term "fiddle-fuck" when you described the adjusting of the subwoofer levels. :-)
ahahaha hell yes! That intro gets dirty nasty low! Room placement will be key to get it cranking at that frequency though. Start with it in a corner if you can and move away from the corner as needed if the bass is too overpowering :). I had my SB2000 almost half way into the room on the front wall. Basically it was next to my component rack.
@@NemoPropaganda ordered it today via amazon opex box. (650.00) Im in a small studio apt. Corner placement is possible but ill need the adapter. What about right up front next to TV? Thnkx btw the bro. Blessings to u
@@chriscoleman9068 Thank you Chris, so every room is different personally I actually prefer off to the side of the TV which puts the subwoofer 1/3rd into the room on the front wall. For my room corner placement is too much bass and overloads the room but other guys might love that so you just have to try both and see what you like. And thank you bro may blessings be upon you as well!
Thank you sir!! I know, i thought about bugging them for a review sample but i feel like at the $499 price it's better for people to just try it out since they have a 45-day in home trial. Usually subs below $500 have to compromise somewhere so it's all about choosing which compromise you want. Most compromise low end output for maximum volume. The SB-1000 I'm guessing is more balanced though.
Great review. I'm a car audio guy through and through and have always gravitated towards sealed subs, especially JL Audio. I was not a fan of Klipsch ported subs such as the SPL series for home audio which I tried hard to like. Hard to configure with dsp. (Ported plus room gain nightmare) Just picked up 2 SB2000 pros and all the sudden brought me back to my car audio days... very clean subs and easy to calibrate with the built in DSP. If you have dirac, even easier! SVS SB series is kind of scary clean!
The 1205 plays tighter, the SB2000 Pro has a stronger attack. That's the most noticeable difference, obviously 2000 pro cost $100 more but you also get that cell phone app so each one is very much worth it's asking price.
Only thing I'd add in your reviews especially in comparison reviews like this is intended use. You say why not upgrade to the better model? Give a recommendation on whether the bigger model would be better for 2 channel computer desk set up or if the smaller model would be more suitable etc. That's the reason why I could see people debating which model they should get. In other words, would the better model be too good for its own good depending if you're too close?
Hi Austin my channel is for 2.1 stereo reviews. I don't do desktop reviews, i don't even have a desktop system, hell i don't even have a desk in my home so i cannot give such a recommendation. I think it's clear by my review format that everything i say is in the context of a 2 or 2.1 or even 2.2 channel stereo system and that it's generally understood that everything in a desktop environment is scaled down so there is no need for me to mention that. I understand everyone utilizes the space available to them and for many people that's a desktop only but i don't have the experience to comment on that. If you're big into desktop setups i would check out zeos channel zreviews, he often talks about desktop or soundnews is another great channel that focuses more on desktop.
Great review! Love your channel. How would you compare the B&W ASW610XP vs the SVS 2000 Pro ? Similar power ratings. 500 v 550. Similar frequency responses. Kinda swaying to the SVS for the tweaking and eq'ing via the app, but I prefer good quality bass over loudness anyday.
actually it's a HUGE difference in power as B&W rate their subwoofers in peak power so the ASW610XP has 500w peak while the SB2000 Pro has 1500 peak. While B&W doesn't publish an RMS figure my guess is it's somewhere around 250w RMS so about half the power of the SVS. Both subs have good quality bass, you'll have more attack, slam, and impact with the SVS and more overall output. I've never heard the 610xp but if it's like the 608 it'll have a little more articulation and bass detail but the SVS has a superior cabinet and a much more modern look. They're kind of opposite subwoofers in my opinion.
@@mtjm indeed, always remember for 2 ch music there is such a thing as "too much subwoofer" but for theater there is no such thing lol but since this is 2ch you can definately save some bucks and get the right size opposed to extra headroom you'll never use.
ahahaha dangerous words, i tell myself that all the time. If $699 is more in your budget the REL HT1205 is just as good in regards to output, is a bit better with tonal distinction but you'll give up the cell phone app and optional glossy finish but that saves you $200.
@@NemoPropaganda The 2000 PRO is double the price of what I was considering www.bkelec.com/HiFi/Sub_Woofers/XXLS400DF.htm I need to justify that extra cost, especially as I want to change my receiver too!
@@willo300 I'm not familiar with that subwoofer unfortunately but if you can give up having the cellphone app of the SB-2000pro the REL HT1205 is better in a few ways mainly speed, bass note distinction, and low end extension. It's not a huge difference as these are both great subwoofers but the REL does have the edge which surprised the hell out of me. The one you linked to seems to have good specs also though. Try and hear the REL if there is a dealer in your area, i think that will help "justify" the cost :)
Have u ever reviewed the JL audio d110? If so, how do you think 2000 pro stacks up against it? Last question: would u recommend mixing two diff subs in a Room? Eg svs 2000 pro and JL audio. D110
I have not heard the D110. Mmmmm mixing two subs, okay so most people would say NO DON"T DO IT!! And I would say that's generally true. But, if the two subs have a similar enough sound it can be done. For example while they are different I did briefly and successfully use the Rythmik L12 and REL HT1205 together as pairs. Both subs integrate well and have excellent SQ so they played well together. The same was true when I used a pair of REL T5i together with the Rythmik F12SE, those 3 subs played well together also. I would generally recommend people use matching subs where possible otherwise it's a bit of a dice roll.
Definitely good questions! I've got the D110 on my short list as well. The acoustic data shows a slight dip at 55hz, which is what I dislike about my current SVS, compared to Rythmik and REL. However, hearing is believing, vs stats on paper. I use JL in my cars (while a different animal all together), I'm familiar with the brand and love it. When I bought my Dynaudio Excite towers I demoed them with a JL Fathom sub, which IIRC, still was the best thing I've ever heard (but way over my budget, hence the Dominion interest). My system is 50/50 HT/Music so I wish the Dominion came in a 12".
@@NemoPropaganda oooh I could see the Rythmik and REL playing well on a dual setup. The Rythmik with the slight edge in depth and upper mid smoothness, and the REL with the edge in that extra (yet with articulately refined) slam in the 50-60hz. .
Makes me wonder if you could use something like a Matte Black PlastiDip on the gloss surface so if you didn’t like it you could remove it later fairly safely?
Thanks for the vid. For future reference, you can have some brolls of each subs you mentioned during the comparison. You can also cut in some soft music but very low where you can barely notice. Amazing how you did everything in 1 cut/roll. Tells me how much you prepped for this video.
Hello Nemo, I'm in the market for a new subwoofer. I have small home theater room ,mainly used for movies. I currently have a Klipsch ported sub. I went to a local REL dealer in my area last week and man, I heard the REL HT/1508 and HT/1205 and I was impressed how tight the bass was. It has serious fast better bass that blend well that I could not hear before, especially like gun shots. The Klipsch sub has just rumble effect bass in my opinion now. Unfortunately, there is no close SVS dealer to me, so I can't experience the SVS subs and can't tell the difference between SVS SB2000 pro and the REL HT/1205 or HT/1508. Since you heard both of these, In your opinion which is better for 80% Home theater use, and 20% music use. Thank you.
hi , sorry may I ask with below specs from ultra 1000 , is it worth to upgrade to sb 2000 pro ? I'm too old to study review and hope you forgive my lazy, many thanks 1000 ultra specs Amplifier: 2400 watts Dynamic / 1200 watts RMS. Tiny cabinet dimensions. An intuitive front panel interactive display. One button 7-band room bass correction. DSP digital control. Full feature remote control. 4 customized listening more presets. Night-mode.
If you mean Velodyne SPL-1000 Ultra, I'm not sure since I've never heard it but it's probably good enough to keep unless there is something about it you don't like.
Since you own also the SB3000, I have a question as to which would be better, a single SB3000 or a dual setup SB200 Pro? The prices here in Australia are about 70% higher. If I could get then at US prices, I would seriously be thinking about SB3000, so my possible alternative SB2000 Pro.
While the SB3000 will play louder than a single SB2000 Pro I don't think it will have the sense of scale as dual SB2000 Pro. If you want to replace your pair of SB2000 Pro I think at minimum you'd want something larger like a single PB2000 Pro or PB3000.
My main issue is more between the sealed and ported version. 2000 is about the right size for me. But ported versus sealed? That's more up in the air. And the PB-3000 has tuning for running in sealed mode. And then there's the size. My SB-1000 is tiny, and I really dig it. So really, I'm pretty much down to selling my SB-1000 and getting a 2000 pro model, but not sure which. I'm guessing I'll be OK with the sealed version, I do enjoy movies, but I'm no where near to having a home theater setup anyway. Small tiny cube, maybe a second one later, sounds good to me.
Ported is going to have way more output and will have less of a leading edge to it's sound, this leads to what a lot of people describe as "slow" or "sloppy" sounding bass. Everyone has their preference though, if you've never had a ported subwoofer in your room I'd say try it and see how you like it. The low end is significantly stronger than an equivalent sealed model. The size of course is another consideration. If you're coming from an SB-1000 the reality is anything you're considering is an upgrade so I think you'll be happy no matter what :)
That depends on the room and what your goals are, I'd ask SVS since you're between two of their products. Room size and listening habits play a big factor also.
Sounds like you want a Rythmik F12. REL is all the way on the SQ side, SVS is all the way on the SPL side. That's not to say REL has not SPL or SVS has no SQ just each brand does their thing really well, total opposites. Rythmik is mostly on the SQ side but offers up more output for the money so its a pretty good inbetween for people stuck between REL and SVS. To answer your question though I would not mix an SQ sub with an SPL sub. I would mix different brand subs but they both have to be SQ or they both have to be SPL.
@@ele76119 oh yeah, totally forgot about that one, the Predator is also a really good mix of SQ and SPL also. I own the smaller HT1205 and I like it a lot.
Sadly it is little more expensive here compared to US prices. I’m debating between this and Klipsch 12” or 15” to use with Klipsch Fives. I like fact that SVS is a lot more compact in size and you have the phone app to control it.
new to your channel, good stuff. I am looking at JL, Rel and SVS, please I don't know what I want ro should have; sealed, ported, passive radiator, IDK, what's the difference please? My room is 36' x 30', I want what is needed, even if I have to spend a bit more. Power is an NAD M33 with B&W 804D speakers. Thoughts please? Great review.
Hi friend, welcome. Before i answer can you please tell me is this for music, movies or a mix of both? If it’s a mix what percentage for each and how tall is your ceiling?
@@steve121758 God bless, that's a proper sized room you have there. All 3 brands make fantastic subwoofers but JL has not been updated in awhile and is rather expensive so lets kick them out of the party and invite Rythmik to the table. In a mixed system it's better to stick with a sealed subwoofer. So at the high end you can go with Dual REL S/812, Carbon Specials, or 212SX. If that's too expensive some lower cost options would be a pair of SVS SB16, a pair of REL Predator HT 1508, or a pair of Rythmik G22 or F18. If you have anymore questions shoot me an email at nemopropaganda@gmail.com
SVS gives you more options and features with the cell phone app, Arendal gives you a bit of faster transient response. Both are very good, are they the same price in your region?
@@NemoPropaganda the arendal 1961 1s costs a little bit more than the svs sb 1000 pro but is a little cheaper than the svs sb 2000 pro then. But the 1723 1s are better then the svs sb 2000 pro then.?.
@@ulflarsson9693 if the sb2000 pro is more expensive than the 1961 1s then you should buy the 1961 1s. If you can afford the 17231s then of course that is even better. Both are very good.
Did you check that test track Put On with the Micro3000 before you returned it? Wondering if it was able to handle close to 20Hz at volume in that song? If yes, I realize the 2000Pro will perform better, but how close are they? At volumes under 85dB I really don't hear much difference between the Micro and the SB3000. I have gotten the Micro to bottom out, but I'm careful not to push it to its limit again. I'm concerned though, how do you know when a subwoofer is bottoming out because its very hard to hear that metal on metal sound masked by the music?
Well, we're all a little different with how sensitive we are to differences in sound. To my ears the difference is fairly noticeable. I've always felt the Micro extension spec was a smidgen exaggerated. The SB2000 pro had a much larger sense of scale, better extension, a sense of effortlessness to it that Micro cannot reproduce and more control & confidence at the limits of extension and output. As far as hearing the distortion or limits of any sub usually they just start to sound crappy, less dynamic, transient response suffers, etc... Those types of things generally tell you the sub is approaching its limits. Of course the slap sound of a VC bottoming out is also a sign but most modern subs have intilligent limiters built in that greatly reduce the likelyhood of that happening.
Thanks! I have a 2 channel system with Magnepan 1.7is that I use for music and home theatre equally. Music taste is classic and alt. rock and jazz. My integrated amp has pre -out. Trying to decide between a pair of the SB2000 pros, SB3000s, Rythmik F12se (s) or the Rel T9is. Looking for the best of both worlds. Love the app on the SVS models as I can switch the pre-sets for either watching movies or listening to music. I understand that the REL and Rythmik models mentioned here are mostly for music. However If I go SVS, would I be losing a lot of that integration, articulation and tonality or can they do it sufficiently? What do you recommend?
I have not paired subwoofers with Magnepans and as they are unique speakers I can't really speak from any personal experience. Since you are in-between a few subs maybe watch this video to help narrow it down: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rEz03XkcslI.html
Do you have any experience with the SVS wireless module? Have SB3000s in 3 rooms and love them, but I'm looking at the sb2000 for a formal area and will need to use the wireless module. Cross shopping the RSL 10 that has wireless received built in.
not the SVS one specifically but I made a video about wireless adapters, you can see it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KtHJYdxNmVI.htmlsi=fgSdp3oZEWomNKmc
Hi! How would you compare the SVS SB-2000 PRO with the Velodyne Impact MK2 12 or Sunfire XTED12? I am in doubt between these subs. I prefer Velodyne but I do not know how far the SVS and Sunfire are from the Velodyne. If they are in front, behind and how distant. Thanks for your comment! Luiz.
Velodyne is trash now, the Impact 12 mk2 only has 175w RMS which is a garbage power rating for a 12" subwoofer at that price. Sunfire is a stupid design in my opinion and for home theater only where space is severely limited. The SVS SB-2000 pro is the only one of the 3 I would consider as it will sound better and still have tons of output.
vented subs while larger will generally rumble harder (explosions) and have much more output dollar for dollar when compared to similar sealed models. Sealed models will generally be a little more tactile (tank fire).
@@NemoPropaganda so either or depending on what i prefer. Right now i have def tech towers with built in subs. Im pretty sure no matter what direction i go im gonna be happy!
@@mikeygrizz23 pretty much, any sub would be an upgrade versus not having a dedicated sub. Determine your budget & physical size limitations and go from there.
@@pauljames1586 depends how big your room is and what your goals are. If you’re doing theater you want as much sub as possible but if you’re doing music only you can get away with less.
Hi there! Didn't knew you tested these bad boys 2! I still think I lean towards the Arendal 1961 1s 2x. But they don't have an app. My room is 4.5m x 9,4m x 2.8m with open kitchen. I'm about 4 meters away from the subs. Which one do you think will be better for me? Movies/music is 70/30 or 60/40. I like to get 2 subs to get a more even sound with the bass. I like it sealed because I don't have space for huge subs. The Arendal 1961 1s or is the Arendal 1723 1s so much better? Or should I go for the SVS SB3000 pro? Thanks in advanced and keep up the good work!
@@NemoPropaganda thnx for the fast respond. And last question is it one time adjustment or is the app so much easier and do you think it is a must? I have a Denon 4500h receiver. I could change my settings at the receiver as well. Have a nice weekend buddy!
I ❤ SVS!!! My sound system consists of 6 SVS Ultra Bookshelf speakers (2 for the mains, 2 for the side channels, and 2 for the rears), an SVS Ultra Center speaker, 4 SVS Prime Elevation speakers ceiling mounted for Dolby Atmos and 2 SVS SB-3000 Subwoofers. The system is powered by a Parasound Halo A52+ 5 channel amplifier and a Yamaha Aventage RX-A8A 11 channel AVR with dual AC Infinity AIRCOM T9's keeping them cool, and all are connected to a Panamax M5400-PM Power Conditioner. The output power of this Living Room home theater system is 2,800 watts R.M.S.
First of all Thank you Thank you for all your reviews! Amazing...... I am in Italy where the SVS SB 2000 pro costs 1100 euro and the REL T9X costs 1350. Room is medium/large size and can not decide between them .... Would like more REL for the music usage but the app for the setting on the SVS is bloody useful I guess.... What would you do ? Help! Help!! Thank youuuuuuu
Comparing subwoofers only by watts and size as well as price at 7:10 really made me want to quit the video... I thought " What about linearity, frequencies and uhm.... Quality???" But than you picked up all the missing parts and made a brilliant video. Thanks.
I have Arcam receiver. When I play stereo many times, my subwoofer doesn't come on. Its non svs. I tried to adjust nothing helped. What does this mean. Only if I increase the volume sometimes it gets activated. Some music its on right away. Do you think pro 1000 will have a feature which help
Hey Jack, so maybe your subwoofer is set to Auto? I don't know what you have but some subwoofers have option to be set to on/auto/off, if possible set it to On position. This should fix your problem. Aside from that it just sounds like the auto on function is not very sensitive. But to answer your question yes the SVS subwoofer can be left on permanently so you don't have to worry about it turning off or not turning back on.
Being new...im discovering new things everyday. hsu uls-15 MK2 has been talked about at being a much better for your money...sound wise... than the svs. Svs beats them(and a lot of others in customer service) but with sound...? Wondering if u had any experience with HSU...the quality in the sound and or customer service? Idk... also seems like most of the reviews are from before svs came out with their pro line. Any rumors that SVS will come out with a 3000 pro line? :p
Hsu headquarters are actually only 20 minutes away from my home but despite that i have not received any response from them when i requested a review sample of the ULS15 :(, I will try and email them again though. With that said i have no opinion on Hsu research. In regards to plugging the ports on a ported subwoofer a lot of manufacters offer that (emotiva, svs, hsu, etc...) so it's nothing new. It doesn't make it sound like a sealed subwoofer entirely as the cabinet is still very large but it does tighten things up a bit. The SB-3000 is already a "pro line" as it launched from the gate with the cell phone app already. The 2000 series being upgraded to "pro" was when they added the cellphone app. Since the 3000 series already has that i don't imagine it will changed anytime soon as it's still a very new and very good subwoofer.
@@NemoPropaganda just bought the 3000 last night :). Now going to need to get a audio rack of some sort to make room for it.. For some reason I'm not looking fwd to searching for one of those. Starting from scratch is a little demanding. Lol Just wanna play my music!! Lol Maybe they(hsu) haven't realized yet the kind of influence u and others can have. With so many options out there...just seems like a easy way to get people at least talking about it. Thanks for your responses. Appreciate u man.
@@backrack01 Yeah it's kind of a bummer, i try and tell people like hey even if my video only gets 3000 views that's still 3000 people that watched it, that's actually a really big number lol, oh well. I use this cheap rack of amazon, it's good enough www.amazon.com/dp/B01HXN4L6U/ref=twister_B08HCNDFHF?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Great video ty! Can the SB 2000 or 3000 be plugged into my JBL Boombox’s Aux port to play in sync or was that classified under your remark about needing to go with the 1000? Ty!
if your aux port is a 3.5mm output and you use a 3.5mm to RCA adapter then yes it will work but this is extremely important: it must be an output and volume of the sub may or may not adjust with volume of the boombox but if you adjust the volume from your phone then it might adjust all together.
@@NemoPropaganda Thank you! Excited to test the SVS SB 3000 in my DIY camper box van conversion with the JBL Boombox 2. I've got full 120v and 240v electrics so I'm opting to try out some home theatre equipment vs pure car audio. Thanks again for the quick response!
@@thirdeyesamuel886 sounds fun! I hope you have a blast but if it's going to be mobile wouldn't you want a smaller sub for all the various reasons like less power draw, lighter weight, easier to move around, etc...
@@NemoPropaganda Excellent reasons to go smaller indeed! However this is no ordinary van =D. I've built in a 900W Solar Array with an 8kWh Nissan Leaf electric vehicle battery system with a 3kW (5kW Peak for 10 min) Victron Inverter. This thing runs a 240V Minisplit A/C all day. I really want the "mini/portable festival vibes" so I am trying to find the biggest sub I can practically fit under our bed storage area along with our other adventure gear. The SVS SB 3000 seems to fit the bill. I bought it with the intention of testing it and returning it for another if it doesn't work out. The box van has a 1 piece aerodynamic fiberglass box on the back of it and it has some really interesting resonance already with our JBL Boombox 2 so I am excited to see how much it can take. One of our ideal situations will be to open up our vans commercial roll up door in the back and play music from there, it might really help to amplify the sound and give it some direction, which would be great! Anyway, I appreciate your time to follow up so I figured I'd break things down more. You could see some exterior shots of our van @thirdeyesamuel on IG. The IG is mostly used for business but there are some photos up there. Enjoy the day!
SB-2000 is too expensive. Rythmik L12 which seem better is much less Only advantage of SVS seem 45 day trial period which is like 50$ if we go with rythmik or similar Does the app in SB2000 pro worth the extra $ ?!?! Does it matter , when we have audyssey app in receiver ?!
Well, you have to keep in mind the the SB-2000 has almost double the power at 550W and the L12 is 300W. The L12 more competes with the SB-1000. If you are in a bigger room the SB-2000 Pro will be much better as it'll have greater maximum output.
From my experience the SB 2000 is OK it’s a nice speaker The best bang for your dollar if you want something that’s going to punch you in the face kick you in the gut go with the SB 4000 if you want IMPAC explosions I have two of the 2000s and they are nice but the SB 4000 is the cream of the crop I ended up going with two of the SB 4000 they are incredible I never thought that sealed subwoofers sounded so good to me better than the port it subwoofers
LRS might fit the room. I think they offer free 60 days trail? Not sure what the deal is, seldom got fplks talk about it. Maybe because they exist too long? Lol.
Awesome review bro .. i just got the sb 2000 pro primarily for music and i am going dual soon .. should i stick with dual sb 2000 pro or go with dual sb 3000 ?
Depends how big your room is and how loud you like it. the 2000 and 3000 have a very similar sound so the real difference is output and extension at the limits.
Thanks for the reply oh and i also just subscribed to your channel :) my room is around 20×20 feet.. will the bass sound different more cleaner on the sb 3000 than that of the sb 2000 pro ? I dont crank it up much maximum -15db. Its more of a better overall sound quality rather than power i am after
@@BrandonAttarDbran since you're shopping within the same brand I would just ask SVS but in my experience the 2000 pro and 3000 are equal in terms of SQ unless you are pushing the 2000-pro beyond it's limits.
@@BrandonAttarDbran I reached out to SVS with this question in the past as well. They recommended the SB-2000 Pro for my mid size living room for mixed music/theater use, and to eventually go dual (I appreciated them not trying to upsell me just cause they can). I haven't actually upgraded my Theater sub yet, which is the old school predecessor to the SB-2000, so I can't comment on what I bought and how it worked out.
OCD is a family trait in my fam. I believe dad instilled it willing or not. Once learned it's not necessarily wrong. But I'd rather have my paper towels torn off evenly. Haha
Hey man thanks for your previous replies on your other video. This is more for my future planning, but I have convinced myself in 6 months - 1 year to upgrade my PSW10 to the 1000 pro. The thing is I'm really split between the PB or SB. The PB here in Canada is 820 and the SB is 700. The PB is quite massive (not really a problem but maybe transporting it when I move to another city could be a problem). My speakers are vanatoo t-0, it's a pretty small 4inch speaker, which is perfect for me, sound darn amazing and I don't want to get anything bigger than this. I just recently moved my PC gaming rig to the basement so the room is bigger (used to be in my room which is much smaller), but I don't think it makes that much difference since I'm using them nearfield anyway (sitting right in front of the computer) so I don't care about it not having enough coverage for the size of the room. In terms of use, I use it a lot for music, youtube, some movie watching (which is amazing as I have an ultrawide monitor), and gaming. Gaming specificalyl, I'm kind of split between using a speaker for single player games and my beyerdynamic headphone for multiplayer. So yeah, PB 1000 pro or SB 1000 pro lol. Kind of leaning towards the SB but I'm just concerned that when I watch netflix series like Dark, stranger things, etc. it won't be as impactful. I'm not a speaker maniac so I won't be getting any speaker any more expensive or bigger than my vanatoo t0. Similarly once I get this SVS 1000, most likely I won't be upgrading to anything higher. Thank so much for your advice!
Personally I would not match up a speaker with 4" drivers to a ported 12" sub. I think the SB would match better but yes of course you will have more output from the PB. Since you have a mixed system SVS app will be super helpful since you can make 3 custom profiles. Between the two if it was me I would pick the SB and just accept that I won't have as much theater rumble but be happy because the sound overall would be more cohesive.
@@NemoPropaganda thanks so much for your input, yeah I'm leaning towards the SB as well. Lol the old 1000 series were 10" but the new ones are 12. On my local store, they have a sale for the old pb1000 for 60 dollars cheaper than the sb1000 pro, but I don't know, I feel like I will regret it later on for buying the older model. My only other local option is the paradigm V8 which is around my budget and of course it is 8".
@@raikozy35 Get the Pro 100% so you can have the cellphone app with the user customizable profiles, that's really helpful for mixed systems like yours.
Great review, thanks! Love your channel! Can I ask what your thoughts would be on a comparison between the Rel HT 1003 MKll and the SVS SB 3000. Yup - I know, kind of an odd comparison to ask - kind of apples and oranges - but hey, those are two possible routes I'm considering for an upgrade. My room is 20L x 13W x 9H and on one side, half of it is open out to another room. I'm moderate volume HT listening. I should add that a pet peeve of mine in one-notey, sloppy subs. Thank you!
Hi,,, I'm big fan of your reviews... Want your help, Confused between SVS SB 2000 PRO Or SVS PB 2000 PRO. I use 25% for Music & 75% for Movie. I don't like very Boomy bass & to listen very loud music. Right now I'm using Polk DWS 550 Pro Sub with Polk Reserve series R600, R400, R100. Please help me out to decide which Sub will be good for me SB 2000 PRO OR PB 2000 PRO OR (3000 Micro or SB3000)...!!!!! Very confused Please reply, your reply will be great help for me...🙏🏼
Hi Shakir, sice you're trying decide which SVS sub is best for you I suggest emailng SVS. If I were you I think I would keep it simpel and get a pair of SB1000 Pro.
@@NemoPropaganda Thanks for replying back...🙏🏼 Very nice suggestion, I'm already using 1 Polk DSW 550 Pro Sub. In India it's not so easy to sell used audio components. But I will try to sell it & get pair of SB1000. But dose I can go with 1 Polk DSW 550 Pro & 1 Svs SB2000 or SB1000. My Room size is 14×18. Thanks...👍🏼
Hi. You know how you say if you are a movies person then get the biggest sub... And not look at sealed subs.. but then the slam is better with sealed subs.. the quickness of bullet shots etc... So then how do actual cinemas do it that gives us the deep bass and also slam for quickness.. So would the sb2000 not go deep enough for small-medium room? Will it do the slam.. but not like t-rex stomp with authority? Thanks for the info on your channel.
Actual cinemas use very large sealed subs which is why a lot of peopel looking to recreate that buy a pair of Rythmik F18 or other large sealed sub. The SB2000 Pro will do just fine for movies, as far as going deep enough, that depends on your personal taste. Some people will never be happy with a 12" sub, other people may feel a 12" sub is more than enough.
@@NemoPropaganda you're right in saying it's personal taste really and every room will behave differently.. I don't usually stay with the room correction settings and tweak it further.. I've got a pb1000 in a 2000sqft room, partially treated and is closed. So was wondering to go sb2000 and see if it gives me a bit more punch. I'm not sure how much deep end I will lose (or can we run a ob and sb as dual) .. or just go pb1000 pro which you favourably compare as well. Thanks
@@WireJetPlays mmm, are you unhappy with the PB1000? If that's not enough bass I don't think you will be happy with a sealed 12" either since a vented 10" and a seled 12" are similar in terms of bass quantity but will sound different of course with the sealed 12" generally sounding tighter.
@@NemoPropaganda happy with it.. just missing the punchy slams.. I may sacrifice a bit of low end for the punch.. depends how much goes away.. I'm a BMW person!
I'm not a huge fan of adding links in the chain so I'll never really talk about gear like that but it is cool that it exists as stuff like that or MiniDSP, high to low converters, etc... are a life saver for the people that really need them.
What would you guys do? I have a chance to purchase two used PB 2000s (2 years old) for 900$, or get a second PB1000 to pair with one of the same, buy a Single PB3000, or either a pair or SB2000 pros, or a Pair of SB3000s? I could possibly do a pair of PB2000 pros too....I mainly watch movies and TV, but also listen to a wide variety of Music from Hip hop, Mexican music, Sam Cook, Zap and Rodger, Southern Rock, 70s Rock...
That's hard to answer as those are different prices, a pair of SB3000 for example would be $2000 while the used PB2000s are $900. I would establish a budget first but if you're comfortable spending any amount the pair of SB3000 is great but you will have more low end output with dual PB2000 so it really depends on what you're looking for and if you want sealed or ported. If theater is your primary focus the dual PB2000 would be ideal
Great channel! I have the SB3000 for my home and love it but need something lighter for portable use with a JBL MK2 battery operated PA. JBL can hit maybe 110db max. I play heavy electronic synth music and also full symphonic music at 100db+ in the home. Need something less than 40lbs. I don't need the handles of a live sub or the ruggedness just looking for max performance. This is not for gigging, just personal mobil use. As an audiophile I'm looking for the best SQ but need the most slam/attack for loud listening. This is for playing tracks only no live instruments. Here are my choices regardless of price: SVS SBMicro3000, SVS SB2000Pro which I read can hit 121dB at 30Hz, a Live sound sub- Bose Sub1 480 watts, 40Hz low end ,118RMS, or a Studio sub the RCF Ayra Pro 10 goes down to 30Hz, 120dB max, 300watts RMS. Very confused between home Hifi-Studio-or-Live sound subs if they have similar specs??
Live sound subs generally will not extend as low, they accomplish their high SPL output by tuning them to higher bass frequencies, some of the large 18" pro audio subs only extend down to about 40hz for example. Your weight limit and SPL requirement make your goal a bit of a challenge but I believe the SB1000 Pro is probably the smallest & lightest sub that can do over 110dB at 30hz but I'm guessing you already saw that and felt better safe to go with the 2000 Pro so you're not stressing it as much and to that I agree. The RSL Speedwoofer 10S may be another candidate also, I'd email them and ask about the SPL capability just to be sure but I'd imagine it would have not problem playing that loud and do it rather easily.
@@NemoPropaganda Thanks, I now know Live subs are tuned differently. Still don't understand the difference between a Studio sub and a home Hifi sub besides studio subs use XLR compared to RCA . RCF has a sub called the Ayra Pro 10. 300watts rms/600peak, 10", 30Hz, 120dB max for $450. Sounds like a bargain! Usually studio subs are more expensive - check out Focal, Adam or Genelec subs. The SVS SB2000 has similar specs except the amp power of the SVS SB2000 is 550watts/1,500peak,19Hz,121dB max at 30Hz. SVS has a 12" woofer. Both subs similar size/weight. SB2000 $900 ! What's the difference for double the price?? Happy New Year- gear hunting 2022!
@@WWeiss-nv5vz the difference is the extension, a sub falling off at 30hz would never be considered by most home theater enthusiasts and most people don't want a proaudio looking sub in their living room so looks are a difference also.
wildly different subwoofers. REL is an SQ subwoofer, SVS is an SPL subwoofer. Both are amazing, but you need to know which customer you are, I recommend watching my REL vs SVS video to help you identify which camp you fit in better.
Ok o had seen it and great it was btw! I think I have decided on the rel t9, however one more question for your experience ear, how do you feel the rel t9 dealt with your test track by young jeezy? 🙏🏼
@@NemoPropaganda strange I found the low note ruined the music on that track, on the t9x, it seemed to fart like it was blown on that one low note at the bottom of the range 😣
Got klipsh rp600m pair for under 300. Looking at the iotavx intergrated...not sure it will pair well with the klipsh rp600m but... it has the proper price point to where ill have the extra cash for a sub like this. Not sure if I should wait till I can afford better gear but I feel like I need to jump on one of these now before they are gone. Does it seem silly to have the sub be the most expensive part of your system? I dont even know if all 3 will work well together. I just know my interests in everything is for music. Klipsch seems best for home theater. Just couldn't pass up the deal on the rp600s. Can I ask your thoughts?
Hey Backrack01, having a good subwoofer is never a bad thing but if you're looking to save some cash and don't mind losing the cellphone app the REL 1205 is a strong competitor in the 500w 12" category and does some things a little better, if you want to save even more cash the smaller HT 1003 might be right up your alley and should pair nicely to the RP600M. A system should be well matched and have great synergy but that can become an expensive quest. The iotaVX is a great amp and it has tone controls so you can always cater the sound a bit if it's not a perfect match. If i had the 600m I'd have no problem pairing it with the IotaVX and REL 1003, that's a great budget system in my opinion :)
Hi 👋🏼 I have dual PB-1000 pro and I’m thinking of adding a 3rd behind the couch 🛋 sub. A friend is selling his SVS SB-2000 Pro for $500 Would it blend with my other ported subs. Thanks As always great video. 👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼🍻
@@NemoPropaganda Thank you for the quick response.😁 🙏🏼✌🏼 I’ll be picking it tomorrow. Update from 3 months ago. I absolutely love my SB-2000 Pro and like you said I just had to adjust the phase. Thanks again for the advise. 🙂🔊👍🏼✌🏼
I haven't heard the 1000 so that's a tough question for me but I personally would choose 1 better item vs 2 not as good items. I know that goes against what most people suggest but i always believe in buying the better version where possible.
I listen to bass-heavy EDM and rap most of the time, and I'm torn between the PB-1000 Pro at $799 or the SB-2000 Pro at $899. The PB-2000 is just too big for my liking - the PB-1000 is already pushing it on size. Anyone have any thoughts?
Get the SB if you value a tighter & quicker sound. Get the PB if you value extension and strong bass in the sub 40hz region. Personally for that kind of music I think you will prefer PB1000 Pro. I have one here and I like it a lot with edm.
Hello Nemo, i hope you are fine and thanks for your interesting review. I would like to have your advices concerning my subwoofer selection. My set up: Speakers: Dynaudio special forty AMP: Advance paris Myconnect 150 My usage: Mostly music but i will use it also for movies and video games but the priority is really the music support as main usage. My room is : 24m square meter (6x4) / 72m cube meter (6x4x3). The distance between the listeners and the speakers / subwoofer is 2m50. This room is opened to another 20 square meter I'm hesitating between SVS SB-2000 pro or SVS SB-1000 pro according my room size. What do you think? According my usage and my set up do you advice another subwoofer brand / model?
Hi Theo, the cool thing about SVS is they are very popular so you should be able to demo one but I think for your room size either one should be okay but SB2000 will be the safe option as it will have more power for theater. As far as other sub brands & models there are many 12" options around this price but I mostly recommend SB1000 pro, SB2000 pro, Arendal 1961 1S, REL HT1205, or Rythmik L12 (usa only).
One very important thing: it highly depends where you live and what's your lifestyle. If you live in an apartment or a house with shitty neighbours, you'll be limited in terms of usage. If your lifestyle allows you to listen to it once in a while or you have a partner that complains about it, maybe it's not wise to tickle your impulse by buying it. In my past I had a pair of technics speakers which could output a tremendous amount of bass and in broad daylight trying to listen to them, neighbours would complain all the time, one even calling the police. I ended up giving up on them cuz just for half hour every 3 days of listening gave more headaches than what it was worth.
Thank you for the great video. Please give me your opinion. I am about to place and order for one of the SVS subs but cannot make up my mind. I have a 5mx5mx3m ceiling room...mostly listen to music but a movie here and there. I want deep low bass that I can feel. I am currently looking at the PB1000Pro or the SB2000Pro. I am not too sure if I should go for ported 1000pro or sealed 2000pro? Your opinion will be greatly appreciated.
that's a tough call, the PB1000 is larger and will offer up more output while the SB2000 is smaller and will have less output but a tigther sound. Both subs will give you deep & full bass, since it's a mostly music system I suggest a pair of SB1000 Pro if you can :). If not then the single SB2000 Pro.
@@NemoPropaganda thank you... I have now decided to spend a bit a more... So choices now are between SB2000PRO AND PB2000PRO... Leaning towards PB. What do you think?
I reviewed the PB1000 Pro and I used to own the PC2000 so I already know what it sounds like. Just look at my PB1000 Pro video and thats how the PB2000 sounds just louder :)
I'm not sure since i haven't heard one but i would imagine it's fairly close as they are similar in terms of spec. On paper the SVS has more grunt around 20hz but it's anyones guess what the real world experience will be like.
I just got the REL HT 1205 in for review. Lmk if you have any questions. For movies the REL has more low end but it’s sound is very... mmm compressed i suppose. It’s a bit hard to describe as i’ve only has it for 2 days.
Hi Weiss, SB16 should outperform it :) but if you're looking for a different brand JL Audio is a natural upgrade path for SVS owners looking for more of that style of bass but with more overall performance so JL Audio E112 would be my recommendation. And no, I sold my SB3000 awhile ago.
@@NemoPropaganda I have never heard Rythmik subs in person but from your reviews it sounds like their higher models like E15HP2 or the G25 do SLP slam/punch as well as JL Audio or the higher models like the SVS SB16. Did I understand you correctly? Maybe you can do a video listing a tier/ summary of all the subs you have reviewed.
@@WWeiss-nv5vz if by punch & slam you're referring to their ability to extend low and play loud then yes absolutely they can. As far as a tier list it's just not really something I believe in. My REL vs SVS video is what I would suggest you check out if it's been awhile. In that video I talk about the difference between Rythmik & JL or SVS. I don't think many people should be cross shopping those brands.
Thanks for your review! I got a special Black Friday deal where I ordered the SB2000 PRO piano gloss finish for 699 which was the same price as the lower model SB 1000 PRO so I just had to pull the trigger on the value, that's like 30% off! Looking forward to hearing how this bad boy performs in my 12x10x8 foot personal listening area!
@@NemoPropaganda it’s an open floor plan with the living room opening up to the kitchen so it’s not really a dedicated theater room. Actual seated viewing area is more like 15x15. The sub would be for music and some theater as well.
u should get a rel and compare it with this side by side. heard a lot of comment on rel about their tight speed and power. but how is it different to each other?...looking forward for you review on it.
I will in like 2-3 weeks. I have a REL being loaned to me from a friend :) it is certainly much tighter but it’s also a different sound all together compared to SVS and much more expensive. Like a SB3000 is 800w at $999 while that much power from REL is available in the S/812 that is a $3000 subwoofer so triple the price.
We talked about it briefly, I'm sure they would if i kept bugging them about it, i don't know if i will though as I'm pretty busy with a lot of other things and at the price of $500 i think it's better most people take advantage of the in-home trial.
great channel! At first I was considering the 8in B&W for a small room under 1500 qf. for musical tone (clarity of individual notes) in your previous review 75db listening but movies too. would a svs 1000 or 2000 series be better? thanks again!
I recently reviewed the sb-2000. In terms of output it’s a lot better. The BW is a bit better in sq and nuanced detail. I would take the SB-2000 because personally i will sacrifice minor nuance detail for authority and output in terms of bass. The SB-1000 i have not listened to yet.
I was wondering if I should switch to 2 of these... Right now I am running 2 Dali E12F that are ported and they sometimes sound too "boomy" for the music I am listening to (Death Metal with really fast attacking double bass drums). Will a sealed cabinet be better for this? I used to have 1x B&W aswxp but that was not enough as I enjoy ripping my guts out with the bass drums. Will 2 of these subwoofers help me achieve a crisp controlled punch(es) better than ported subs (170w RMS)?? Interesting channel btw.
Hey Nazty, yes! You are totally on the right track. You're searching for more of that tactile bass that has a strong leading edge that kind of hits you harder. Ported subs are great for rumble but rarely have that tactile bass you're talking about. A pair of SB2000 will accomplish this and if you have a little more budget a pair of JL Audio D110 will give you even more of that and play even faster.
@@NemoPropaganda Thank you for the informative reply! The JL Audio looks nice...But I have always prefered 12" woofers so I will go for the SVS SB 2000 pro's I think. I am running these with a pair of Dali Opticon 8's with 2x8" in each so people always wonder why those are not enough, but as I said I like gut wrenching bass.
@@naztyboi1666 the SVS should serve you well bro, we have a free discord, links in newer vids if you want to join and keep us up to date with how it goes.
@@NemoPropaganda I cleary was joking, I love your channel. It really should be bigger. What I meant is dont spend all the money you have in case smth bad happens in life. But you ll do fine im sure 🔥
@@bryaneditiontv600 oh cool, sorry man I just actually have gotten serious comments like that in the past. Like so many guys in this hobby are too uptight ya know 😅. Sorry I misunderstood.
@@NemoPropaganda there will always be people like that, haters gonna hate. Quick question: Im looking for a sub and i think its gonna be an spl sub but im not sure since i live in an appartment where i cant turn it up too much would spl even make sense if I cant experience the rumble anyways and should i therefor go with a sub for music I dont remember the term something with q. I got the ls 50 metas at home with an avr x4700h from denon and need a sub. The room is about 6x5m glass wall on one side and open on the other one. Not really the best setting but thats what i got
@@bryaneditiontv600 I had an SVS PC2000 in an apartment before so I say if you want an SPL sub go for it! You can always turn it down :). What is the budget?
Good review 👍🏼 I love my SB2K’s. I’m hoping to get the SB2K pro in the future. I tried the PB2K and the SB4K and ultimately stayed with the SB2K’s. They just sounded better in my room. I’ve always loved how 2 12’s sealed sounded since my car audio install days when I was a big JL Audio fan. I had the 2 12 power wedge which sounded clean AF. I like to describe the sound of these SB2K’s as the same clean sound i got from the JL’s. SVS is hard to beat for the money.
Oh they definitely deliver on the value meter! I'm a big fan of car audio, I'm using a Memphis Mojo12 right now in a ported box, it's actually fairly quick!
